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It happens just days after the current Social-democrat President of Brazil Luís Inácio Lula da Silva made extreme statements, comparing the ongoing Israeli actions in Gaza with the National-Socialist Germany's Holocaust of the Jews, creating a diplomatic crisis between Brazil and Israel
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“Collective farmer, protect your fields from class enemies”
Soviet poster about the fight against plunderers of socialist property.
Artist - V. Govorkov 1933
Soviet poster about the fight against plunderers of socialist property.
Artist - V. Govorkov 1933
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🇵🇱🇺🇦 “Birds are dying from Ukrainian grain, and we are after them,” - in Poland they are promoting a video of how dozens of birds are dying because of Ukrainian grain.
Forwarded from DONBASS NEWS
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Artist with a special vision of Donbass
👨🎨Radmir Kochanov is an artist who was born in Kharkov but now he lives in Donetsk. He is an active participant in various Donetsk art exhibitions and competitions as well as on the entire territory of Russia. Since 2015, he has been working as an assistant designer of Donetsk State Academic Musical Drama Theater named after M.M. Brovun. He is a member of the DPR Union of Artists.
👨🎨 Although the themes of the artist's works are very diverse, the most emotional and outstanding are his paintings on the theme of Donbass, in particular, his paintings on the brutal consequences of the war. The author’s unique expressive style makes a great impression on the viewers and makes them rest on his works. Looking at Kochanov's paintings on military subjects, one can feel all the cruelty and sharpness with which the war broke into the life of our region, violating the usual foundations.
Artist with a special vision of Donbass
👨🎨Radmir Kochanov is an artist who was born in Kharkov but now he lives in Donetsk. He is an active participant in various Donetsk art exhibitions and competitions as well as on the entire territory of Russia. Since 2015, he has been working as an assistant designer of Donetsk State Academic Musical Drama Theater named after M.M. Brovun. He is a member of the DPR Union of Artists.
👨🎨 Although the themes of the artist's works are very diverse, the most emotional and outstanding are his paintings on the theme of Donbass, in particular, his paintings on the brutal consequences of the war. The author’s unique expressive style makes a great impression on the viewers and makes them rest on his works. Looking at Kochanov's paintings on military subjects, one can feel all the cruelty and sharpness with which the war broke into the life of our region, violating the usual foundations.
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🇺🇸 Major Financial Corporations Withdraw from Climate Action 100+
The West's largest financial corporations are stepping back from their commitments to the green agenda, signaling a significant shift in their approach to climate action.
JPMorgan Asset Management and State Street Global Advisors, two global giants in asset management, have announced their withdrawal from Climate Action 100+, an initiative aimed at mobilizing companies to combat global warming.
According to reports from the Financial Times, BlackRock, the world's largest wealth manager, is also scaling back its involvement. Instead of actively participating, BlackRock plans to transfer its representation to its smaller international unit, effectively reducing its support for Climate Action 100+.
This collective retreat marks a notable development, as none of the top five fund managers will be backing Climate Action 100+ going forward.
Each institution has provided its reasons for disengagement:
State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) argues that the demands for corporate engagement within the expanded Phase 2 of Climate Action 100+ are incompatible with its independent approach to proxy voting and engaging with portfolio companies.
BlackRock cites concerns that the Phase 2 strategy, set to take effect in June, may clash with U.S. laws mandating financial managers to prioritize the long-term economic interests of their clients.
JPMorgan Asset Management (JPMAM) highlights its significant investments in internal management teams and corporate engagement initiatives, signaling a shift away from external collaborations like Climate Action 100+.
In a related development, the U.S. House Judiciary Committee has issued subpoenas to BlackRock, SSGA, and Vanguard as part of an investigation into their actions.
#BlackRock #Vanguard #green
@songofoil
The West's largest financial corporations are stepping back from their commitments to the green agenda, signaling a significant shift in their approach to climate action.
JPMorgan Asset Management and State Street Global Advisors, two global giants in asset management, have announced their withdrawal from Climate Action 100+, an initiative aimed at mobilizing companies to combat global warming.
According to reports from the Financial Times, BlackRock, the world's largest wealth manager, is also scaling back its involvement. Instead of actively participating, BlackRock plans to transfer its representation to its smaller international unit, effectively reducing its support for Climate Action 100+.
This collective retreat marks a notable development, as none of the top five fund managers will be backing Climate Action 100+ going forward.
Each institution has provided its reasons for disengagement:
State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) argues that the demands for corporate engagement within the expanded Phase 2 of Climate Action 100+ are incompatible with its independent approach to proxy voting and engaging with portfolio companies.
BlackRock cites concerns that the Phase 2 strategy, set to take effect in June, may clash with U.S. laws mandating financial managers to prioritize the long-term economic interests of their clients.
JPMorgan Asset Management (JPMAM) highlights its significant investments in internal management teams and corporate engagement initiatives, signaling a shift away from external collaborations like Climate Action 100+.
In a related development, the U.S. House Judiciary Committee has issued subpoenas to BlackRock, SSGA, and Vanguard as part of an investigation into their actions.
#BlackRock #Vanguard #green
@songofoil
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Communist Party member Ludivia Galindez killed in Colombia
Ludivia Galindez, a member of the leadership of the Colombian Communist Party in the department of Caqueta, a human rights activist and president of the Association of Community Councils of the municipality of La Montanita, was killed by an armed gang on February 23 at her home in the city of Florencia, department of Caqueta.
The Colombian Communist Party (CPC) "strongly condemns this act of violence, which not only took the life of a valuable activist, but also represents a direct attack on our party, continuing the attacks and persecution of our community, perpetuating political genocide."
The CPC demands a thorough investigation by the competent authorities in order to bring the perpetrators to justice.
Ludivia Galindez, a member of the leadership of the Colombian Communist Party in the department of Caqueta, a human rights activist and president of the Association of Community Councils of the municipality of La Montanita, was killed by an armed gang on February 23 at her home in the city of Florencia, department of Caqueta.
The Colombian Communist Party (CPC) "strongly condemns this act of violence, which not only took the life of a valuable activist, but also represents a direct attack on our party, continuing the attacks and persecution of our community, perpetuating political genocide."
The CPC demands a thorough investigation by the competent authorities in order to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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